Local Heroes Mercy Chef
We show our respect to Local Heroes Mercy Chef.
We would like to cover one week’s worth of 450 meals for local citizen homeless for Chief Heroes. We feel that during Ramadan, it is more meaningful.
As Rumi Friendship Association we are always ready to cooperate in local community programs with Chief Heroes and other non-profit organizations.
Keep building bridges through the Dialogue.
More activities coming soon…
#charity #sharingiscaring #wearetogether #ramadan
Happy National Day Of Prayer!
It was a most blessed evening.
A very big thank to community faith leaders.
Dr Ali Omar, Peninsula Islamic Community Center, Hampton
Pastor David S. Kays, Virginia Beach Christian Church, Virginia Beach
Rabbi Israel Zoberman Temple Lev Tikva, Virginia Beach
Pastor Natalie Chamberlain, Hilton Christian Church , Newport News
Bahadir Ali , Rumi Friendship Association, York Town
Multi Faith Supplication
praying for all friends, neighbors and people around the world especially the medical
staff and first responders who are in the front line risking their own lives.
We can made positive difference in our community.
Homemade face masks ready to donate in case needed.
We can made positive difference in our community. 
Big Thanks to Mercy Chefs for awesome work for our community.
We can work together to fight against Covid 19. Our volunteers are working as volunteer organizations.Thanks mercy chefs doing awesome for our community.
We can made positive difference in our community.
We Love Our Neighbors more in a time of corona-virus.
As Self-isolation increases we need to find new ways to stay connected and check in on one another for our physical and mental wellbeing. Share phone numbers and stay in touch with your neighbors.
We can made positive difference in our community.
A coffee Lovers’ Night
Rumi FA has organized its first Brewing Turkish Coffee night. All attends enjoyed. All we need is a Love…
Iftar at William and Mary Wesley Campus Ministry
Rumi FA has organized its first Iftar Dinner in Williamsburg. Students and community joined in Iftar Dinner hosted by William and Mary Wesley Campus Ministry. Despite the last final days of the academic year, many students turned out.
Iftar with Crescent Community
On Thursday, May 9th, an Iftar Dinner gathered Turkish and Crescent communities. a crowd of almost 100 men and women enjoyed the different cuisines and a warm fellowship.
Panel Discussion
Hampton Diversity College concentrates on increasing knowledge on the value of diversity, unity, and inclusion in our communities and April 5th was no different! Rumi FA was one of the panelists where speakers shared their personal practice and experiences along with some exciting activities.
